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I know this isn't a real answer, but it's what I use as a stop gap measure... I basically have a text file called buffer, and ssh into the VM on a terminal on my host, and paste into the buffer file.
I know it's lame, but for simple text and stuff, it works. For things like files and pics, I use a shared drive.
If someone has a better answer... Please let me know!
Grug brained solution. It no fancy but work. Grug happy. Now have time to relax.
That's such an incredibly janky solution holy shit lol
SPICE is the answer
The spice must flow....
I see that spice is a grayed-out option in Proxmox, is it relatively easy to get it going?